(to 7.10)

Weston Park.

Restoring timber-framed houses.

Caring for ivory and horn. 0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

9.05 Help Your Child with Science: Earth

9.15 Supersense: Sense of Timing
(Teletext)

9.45 You and Me

10.00 Mathsworks: Estimation Strategies

10.15 Sealladh is Seanchas: A' Mhuir (the Sea)

10.30 Artshow: Do It Yourself

10.50 Mathspy: Seven Times Able/The Fourth Term

11.10 Landmarks: All Change at the Docks

11.30 Geography Casebook: Fir Wars

11.50 Q and A

11.55 Movable Feasts: Out for the Night

12.10 Short Circuit: The Big Bang

12.20 Italianissimo: Tutors Special

12.50 Teaching Today: Assessment - Managing Assessment

1.20 The Brollys

1.35 Dilly the Dinosaur: Dilly Goes Missing

1.40 Music Time: Chinese Birds
(stereo)

2.00 News and Weather
followed by You and Me

How does time appear to animals? Enter unfamiliar time-worlds, see how seasonal lives are organised. How do temporal rhythms control plants, birds and insects

The Carinthian Lakes, Austria.

Documentary about five young survivors of the former Soviet
Union's worst rail disaster in 1989, who came to Manchester for medical treatment. 0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Followed by The Circus Moves on In Calabria
A look at backstage life in an Italian circus.

and Regional News; Weather

From Hickstead. Featuring the British Grand Prix. One round and a jump-off will decide the winner this afternoon.
Introduced by David Vine.
● STEREO

Starring Gordon Scott Tarzan and his new companion pursue a band of ruthless adventurers in search of a diamond mine. Watch out for a young Sean Connery.
Director JohnGuillermin ● FILMS: pages 49-56

The investigative documentary series that presents an inside view on management and industry. The Dream in Jeans
For more than 140 years the world's clothing market has been dominated by a single product. Ruthlessly marketed and advertised, copied and forged, it is still an international institution. How has one family company in San Francisco been able to influence the global jeans market for so long?
The head of Levi Strauss talks to David Lomax about his firm's history, business ethics, and how it tries to combat forgery in the Far East.
Editor Simon Holland
Producer Brian Davies
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In tonight's dance film in the Commissions and Collaborations season, Laurie Booth explores the slow-motion world of circus with Russell Maliphant and Sue Hawksley. It is performed to a haunting score played on the didgeridoo by Stephen Kent. Director Emma Burge
* STEREO

Footballer John Fashanu presents the investigative sports programme.
A Glasgow prison uses football as part of the rehabilitation for people serving long sentences. Last year they won their
Sunday league, but then they always have home advantage. It's the other way round for some Irish sportsmen.
Kickhams' Gaelic footballers haven't had a home fixture in 15 years. To play what is traditionally a Catholic sport in a mainly Protestant area of Belfast would be seen as a provocative act.
Producers Liz Molyneux and Michael Parkinson Editor David Taylor

Oasis. An oasis is a "desert island", an area of fertile irrigated land in a vast sea of desert. At its heart an ancient spring of water bubbles from the sands of the Sahara. Some animals are permanent castaways at the oasis, while others travel many miles to seek out the precious water, like the tribesmen with their goats and camels, and millions of migrant birds who pause on their journey to feed and nest.
Narrated by David Attenborough. Producer Dilys Breese
* TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

A series of films by directors from developing countries. Suspended Dreams
Through the eyes of people living in the centre of Beirut, this documentary examines the devastating effects of war on Lebanon. For 16 years the country has been a battleground for conflicting religious, ideological and nationalist groups, and Beirut, once the cultural centre for the Arab world, has been turned into a giant rubbish tip.
Mai Masri and Jean Chamoun 's film uses the lives of two ex-militia fighters, a woman searching for her missing husband, and an actor, to tell the story of a community struggling to reconstruct their lives.
Series producer Peter Firstbrook
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British writers tackle their deepest obsessions in a series of impressionistic films.
Impatience. Geoff Dyer reveals his obsession with time.
Narrated by Bob Peck. Director Steve Bellinger
A Diverse production for BBCtv
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With Jeremy Paxman.

A report on Rene Magritte. ● STEREO

12.00 Weekend Outlook

12.05 In Search of Identity

(to 0.35)

The Healthy Heart and Assessing Elderly People.

Information: further details in the 20 May issue of Nursing Standard
(to 4.00)